The phrase "derivative version" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a version of something that is based on or derived from an original. Example: "The movie was based on the novel, but the derivative version left out several key plot points." In this sentence, "derivative version" is used to describe the movie as a version of the original novel, but with some changes or omissions.
Similarly, Berman, who wasn't known previously for his expertise on modern political movements east of Europe, identified Islamism as a derivative version of the totalitarian enemies — Fascism and Communism — that liberalism had already fought throughout the twentieth century.
A separate, derivative version (Scoria MDA) similarly integrates MDAnalysis support.
The delta derivative version of Lemma 3.1 was proved by Ferreira and Torres [11].
A separate, derivative version of Scoria, called Scoria MDA, can additionally leverage MDAnalysis.
First, Nikki McKibbin, a bright-eyed Kelly Osbourne look-alike, performs a painfully derivative version of the Pat Benatar hit "Heartbreaker".
The prose plods and stutters, the characters are poorly imagined ciphers, the plots are endlessly derivative versions of the American mafia genre, filtered through a line of B movies.
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For this purpose, electrochemical tests were performed in a 3.5% NaCl medium for HDG samples treated with the standard version of the Cr-free treatment or with derivative versions without either manganese phosphate or the organic compound.
By the late 1960s rock guitarists were acknowledging his influence and priority; they introduced King and his guitar, Lucille, to a broader white public, who until then had heard blues chiefly in derivative versions.
Vegas offers derivative versions of just about any fantasy from medieval castles to Venetian palazzos to an alpine lake resort but "minimalist" and "Vegas" are two words rarely mentioned in the same breath.
By using equivalent, higher derivative versions of a weighted Bergman space norm, it is not to hard to see that if log f ′ ϵ B 0 Open image in new window, i.e., lim | z | → 1 ( 1 - | z | 2 ) | f ′′ ( z ) | | f ′ ( z ) | = 0 Open image in new window, then ∫ D | f ′ ( z ) | r ( 1 - | z | 2 ) t dA ( z ) < ∞, for every r > 0 and every t > - 1 (see [14]).
